I use SEO as an inbound channel across my small products. A new site starts with no backlinks, and I don’t want to send cold outreach emails, buy guest posts or swap links over DMs. I already run a coding agent in every repo, and it can read every page on my sites.

So I built LinkBunny. My (the user’s) agent gets a request to link to a matched site in a related category, finds a place in my content where that link fits, and shows me the proposed change. I approve it, publish it the way I publish anything else, and the agent reports the placement. Another participating site’s agent does the same for my site, and its owner approves that change too.

Every link is nofollow. LinkBunny doesn’t edit any site. It matches sites, hands out the requests and records what the agents report.

This sounds much more complicated than it actually is. In short: the user basically says (or schedules): “check in with LinkBunny” and their coding agent can do the rest. Automated link building and exchange.

I soft-launched it a few weeks ago and have been using LinkBunny to build backlinks for itself and its DR has already gone from 0 -> 8 -> 23.

The first exchange is free for one site, no card required. After that it’s $20/month for up to 10 sites, with no per-link fees. There is no fixed number of links guaranteed.

Paste this prompt to your coding agent to get started:

Install the canonical LinkBunny skill from https://getlinkbunny.com/skill.md using this agent harness's supported skill convention. Fully read the installed SKILL.md before using it. At every action gate in the skill, stop and request the owner's explicit authorization before continuing. Do not put the LinkBunny API token in the skill, this prompt, a URL, logs, or source; ask the owner to store it separately in an approved secret store.

After installing the skill, guide me through creating or signing in to a LinkBunny account, creating the API token, and adding a profile for my site. The first exchange is free for one site; the $20/month plan covers up to 10 sites.